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MAINTENANCE PUBLICATIONS S e rvice Providers [ASPs], that has revolutionized the way computer- m a n a g e d maintenance systems are used and the benefits they can offer to a business. This solution provides integrated software, hard w a re, and networking technology along with Information Technology [IT] consulting services into an o u t s o u rced package. A new appendix on Key Perf o rmance Indicators has also been added. 24. RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY AND RISK 6th Ed. David Smith 2001. 336pp $135.00 R e l i a b i l i t y, Maintainability and Risk has been updated to ensure that it re m a i n s the leading reliability textbook - cementing the book’s reputation for staying one step ahead of the competition. This sixth edition incorporates brand new material on the accuracy of reliability prediction and common cause failure . This book has now been established for over 20 years. It deals with all aspects of re l i a b i l i t y, maintainability and safety-related failures in a simple and straightforward style, explaining technical terms and jargon and handling the limitations of reliability parameters 25. TPM A ROUTE TO WORLD CLASS PERFORMANCE Peter Willmott & Dennis McCarthy 2000, 264pp $190.00 This title builds on Peter Wi l l m o t t ’s earlier book, ‘TPM the We s t e rn Wa y ’ , updating the scope of applications and tools. The TPM route map is updated to include the journey to zero breakdowns & beyond. CONTENTS: From total p roductive maintenance to Total Productive Manufacturing; Designing the TPM u m b rella; TPM top down & bottom up roles; The TPM improvement PLAN TOOLBOX; standardizing best practice; TPM analysis, TPM in non manufacturing; TPM for design; Planning and launching TPM; Sustaining life after pilot; Case Studies. 26. ASSET MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE - THE CD By Nicholas A Hastings 2000, 820 slides $180.00 This compact disk contains 19 PowerPoint presentations containing over 820 slides dealing with Asset Management and Maintenance. Asset Management Overview; Life Cycle Costing; Maintenance. Organisation & Control; Spares & Consumables Management; Reliability Centered Maintenance; Total Pro d u c t i v e Maintenance; Failure Mode and Effects Analysis; Risk Analysis and Risk Management; Reliability Statistics & Life Distributions; Reliability Data Analysis; Age Based Replacement Policy Analysis; Case Study - Axle Bushes; Availability and Maintainability; Measuring and Improving Maintenance E ffectiveness; Reliability of Systems; Condition Monitoring; Job and Shutdown Planning; Continuous Improvement. 27. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, ESSENTIAL CARE AND CONDITION MONITORING Idhammar, Et Al. 1999, 337 pp, $390.00 It is a unique re s o u rce for improving maintenance processes and learn i n g s m a rt inspection and trouble shooting techniques on a wide variety of components including, fasteners, pumps, conveyors, motors, gears, bearing, chain, pipes and valves, couplings, seals, fans, lubrications, lifting equipment, hydraulics, pneumatics, compressors, steam, electrical systems, etc. The inspection techniques are presented in the book together with inspection tools and examples of how to inspect a number of standard components. The book c a refully explains how to set up and improve a preventive maintenance system or process in any industry. Preventive Maintenance/Essential Care and Condition Monitoring teaches the reader how to organize condition monitoring, lubrication, alignment, cleaning, and other preventive maintenance systems into one orchestrated process. 28. ENGINEERING MAINTAINABILITY: HOW TO DESIGN FOR REALIBILIITY AND EASY MAINTENANCE By B S Dhillon, PhD 1999, 254pp $205.00 This book provides the guidelines and fundamental methods of estimation and calculation needed by maintainability engineers. It also covers the management of maintainability eff o rts, including issues of org a n i z a t i o n a l s t ru c t u re, cost, and planning processes. Questions and problems conclude each chapter. Contents: Introduction; Maintainability Management; Maintainability Measures, Functions, and Models; Maintainability To o l s ; Specific Maintainability Design Considerations; Human Factors Considerations; Safety Considerations; Cost Considerations; Reliability-Centred Maintenance; Maintainability Testing, Demonstration, and Data; Maintenance Models. 29. ROOT CAUSE FAILURE ANALYSIS By R Keith Mobley 1999, 333pp $186.00 Root Cause Failure Analysis provides the concepts needed to eff e c t i v e l y p e rf o rm industrial troubleshooting investigations. It describes the methodology to perf o rm Root Cause Failure Analysis [RCFA], one of the hottest topics c u rrently in maintenance engineering. It also includes detailed equipment design and troubleshooting guidelines, which are needed to perf o rm RCFA analysis on machinery found in most production facilities. This inform a t i o n will there f o re be invaluable to maintenance and plant managers wanting to increase their own knowledge, plan or provide training [and use this book in doing so], and to operators needing to improve their skills. 30. TURNAROUND MANAGEMENT By Tom Lenahan 1999, 183pp $170.00 T h e re are thousands of plants around the world that each re q u i re re g u l a r shutdown or turn a round maintenance but until now there has been almost nothing published in this specialized area. Turnaround management is project management - it has all its main elements. It also has a number of feature s which make it unique. This text for the first time looks at those unique aspects of turn a round management. Contents include : Initiating the turn a ro u n d ; validating the work scope; pre-shutdown work; contractor packages; planning the turn a round; the turn a round organization; site logistics; the cost profile; the safety plan; the quality plan; the communications package; executing the turnaround; terminating the turnaround. 31. MAINTENANCE PLANNING & SCHEDULING MANUAL Richard D Palmer 1999, 400pp $195.00 Must rate as one of the best texts ever published on Maintenance Planning. This text enables maintenance managers and maintenance planners to dramatically improve the productivity of their maintenance plan; Clearly identifies the six basic principles of planning and the six associated principles of scheduling; Provides how-to information on implementing a planning function, using work orders, and perf o rming in-house work sampling. An excellent hands-on text and one of the few published on maintenance planning. 32. HANDBOOK OF MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT By Joel Levitt [USA] 1997, 476pp $172.00 This unusually comprehensive book is designed as a complete s u rvey of the field for students or maintenance professionals, as an introduction to maintenance for non maintenance people, as a review of the most advanced thinking in maintenance management, as a manual for cost reduction, a primer for the s t o c k room, and as an element of a training regime for new supervisors, managers and planners. 33. INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT By W R Hudson, R Haas & W Uddin, 1997, 416pp $150.00 The principles and the overall concept of effective infrastru c t u re management discussed in this book have never before been treated in such detail. All the varied tools and techniques that are used in planning, building, maintaining, and fixing our nation’s roads, bridges, airports, utilities, water and waste water facilities, parks, buildings, and sports complexes are thoroughly examined. Numerous examples of the technologies available for various uses are included. The book also discusses a host of high interest topics such as life cycle analysis of stru c t u res, decision support systems, database management, and analysis and modeling methods.
MAINTENANCE PUBLICATIONS - ORDER FORM All prices are AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS. PRICES for AUSTRALIA INCLUDES POSTAGE & GST. ADD Aus$40 PER TOTAL ORDER FOR ALL DELIVERIES OUTSIDE OF AUSTRALIA. Item Title Aus $ QTY 1. Benchmarking Maintenance Management Course PPTs - CD $295.00 2. Computerised Maintenance Management Systems Course PPTs - CD $295.00 3. Maintenance Performance Indicators Course PPTs - CD $295.00 4. Total productive Maintenance Course PPTs - CD $295.00 5. Zero Breakdown Strategies Course PPTs - CD $295.00 6. CMMS 2005 CONFERENFE - Proceedings CD $220.00 7. Machinery Component Maintenance & Repair 3rd Edition $240.00 8. Learn TPM - A blueprint For Change $160.00 9. Practical Machinery Vibration Analysis & Pred. Maint. $125.00 10. Develop. Performance Indicators for Maintenance 2nd Ed $92.00 11. Condition Monitoring Standards Volume I $330.00 12. Condition Monitoring Standards Volume II $330.00 13. Condition Monitoring Standards Volume III $330.00 14. Lean Maintenance $120.00 15. Managing Maintenance Shutdowns and Outages $95.00 16. Effective Maintenance Management $95.00 17. Benchmarking Best Practices in Maintenance Management $105.00 18. RCM Gateway To World Class Maintenance $120.00 19. CMMS A Timesaving Implementation Process $225.00 20. Industrial Machinery repair $90.00 21. Introduction To Predictive Maintenance 2nd Edition $180.00 22. Maintenance Excellence Optimising Equip. Life Cycle Decisions $190.00 23. Computer-Managed Maintenance Systems 2nd Edition $140.00 24. Reliability, Maintainability & Risk $135.00 25. TPM - A Route to World Class Performance $190.00 26. Asset Management and Maintenance - the CD $180.00 27. Preventive Maintenance, Essential Care and Condition Monitoring $390.00 28. Engineering Maintainability: Design for Reliability &† Easy Maintenance $205.00 29. Root Cause Failure Analysis $186.00 30. Turnaround Management $170.00 31. Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Manual $195.00 32. Handbook of Maintenance Management $172.00 33. Infrastructure Management $150.00 NAME: COMPANY: ADDRESS: PHONE: FAX: Email: METHOD OF PAYMENT TOTAL FEE PAYABLE: AUS$ 1. CHEQUE ENCLOSED PAYABLE IN AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS TO : ENGINEERING INFORMATION TRANSFER P/L 2. CHARGE MY CREDIT CARD:: CARD NO: EXPIRY DATE: SIGNATURE: NAME ON CARD: This form may be photocopied PH: 61(3) 5975 0083 FAX: 61(3) 5975 5735 Email: mail@maintenancejournal.com ENGINEERING INFORMATION TRANSFER P/L, P O BOX 703, MORNINGTON, VIC 3931 AUSTRALIA
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